Managing suicidal risk collaborative approach David A. Jobes
Material type: TextPublication details: London Guilford Press 2006Description: xviii, 222 pISBN:- 1593853270
- 616.858445
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contemporary Clinical Challenges and the Need for the Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS). A Review of the Suicide Status Form and the Origin of CAMS. The Early Identification of Suicide Risk. CAMS Risk Assessment: The Collaborative Use of the SSF. CAMS Treatment Planning: Coauthoring the Outpatient Treatment Plan. CAMS Suicide Status Tracking: Assessment and Treatment Plan Updates. Suicide Status Outcomes: The Completion of CAMS. CAMS as Means of Decreasing Malpractice Liability. Future Developments: Using CAMS across Settings and Future Research. Epilogue. Appendixes: A. The Suicide Status Form--III (SSF-III): Assessment, Treatment Planning, Tracking, and Outcome Forms. B. Coding Manual for the SSF Likert Scales: Qualitative Assessment. C. Coding Manual for SSF Reasons for Living versus Reasons for Dying. D. Coding Manual for the SSF One-Thing Response. E. Frequently Asked Questions about CAMS. F. Complete CAMS Case Example.
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